Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-05
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O Onluese lea sltEts bhSt HiSAs hAN police battered down the doors and cap tured "A Chinese who were gambling and 5000 in cash. Three prisoners had S7OC0 each and two s5,OOO each They came from San FrAncisco, St. Lotus, Chicago. Piitsburg. Newark sn4 Patse-- son. \. J., for the purpose of breaking the bank.
 WASHINGTON, January 3l-The presi- dent to-day approved the sc, to grant pensions to the soldiers aud sailors ot the Mexican war
 CVIcAao. Jan. 3l-A Trilune special from Lincoln. Neb., says: Two miles south of thls city stands n pslltial resi- Geuoe owned by an English guntlsaGu long sIIcl idcntihed with 'h, Mormon church. Tht resId, nce hrs Jeen un'en- sntel for tle last two yel-s save hy an old servant ma. -. utr N 'jte. who at on,, tt,,,,. ,s.- a, ,.r rtr. ~ ne JeEuits of L-n lOu. et ...:r g Mormon. He saysta1 mC' r -e arrived at .he ma s4oa ..f gI. mn bear ing letters from la .st,r q London, the purpors Of IcI was p obey bls every wish, to k D as pres nee secre; to ali except tO those to whom he saw tit to receive. Within week persons be- gan to arriva at the house. They were from Salt Lake, and held long, whisper ed consultations with the mysterious guest. Soon after. the truth burst upon the old servant that the stranger was none other than Brigham Young, the great prophet, who Is, apparently, resur- rected from the dead. and who is to preach to the people of Zion as one hay ing returned from the grave to tell what iies behind; that his death and burial were only deception will soon be seen uy she whole world
 PREsCoTT. Jan. 3l-COuncil-Wa'kins I'trOduced Council Bill No. 23, relating c. the school system and defining the duties of all school officers. This IS Strauss bill. IL wss read 8 second tune by title and referred to the committee on Education.
 Stevens introduced Council Bill No. 2i to repeal sn Act granting bounties for the scalDs of wild animals.
 House-1he morning Is being taken up by the report oi the Code COmmIs- siou. There are radical changes in the proceedings in fOTcibly entry and de- tsiner. any magistrate can hear the case. he Clerk is still reading.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3l-WoId reschrd the police headquarters at 8 o'clock this morning that Raymond Belmont, son of August Belmont, the well known banker had sEo. himself Young Belmont lived with his father at No. l9 Fifth Avenue, aud was associated with the Belmont Banking House st 2l2 Pine street. Last evening Raymond went cut 10 dinner; he returned shortly before l o'clock this -a ts han a niChtwatchmau, with whom young taymoud was well acquainted, and who frequently accompanied him home. They went to the basement where there was shooting gallery, in which yourg Bel mont, who va, very eXpsTt shot, Ire quently practiced. As they entered the ruom Young Belmon. picked up double-Bctin2 Smith & Wessun revolver Of 8 csllbre, and turning tc the . niehtwHtchman, said: Now l want you bold up . gold collar baton and vii shoot It out" Behen, who had ire auently seen the youag man shoot and had great confidence in hIm, st once agreed. Before taking up his position, however, young Belmont turned to him and said, 'Oh first close all the doors 50 that the report may not alarm father, AAo AH AI t-AAGF AIAENH1L ASNANL walked over to the door and had just put his hand upon it when he heard the report of the pistol and On turning be s " young Belmont falling to the floor, the blood gushing from n wound in the side of his head. My God. Raymond, | Le cried, "what have you donei" The young man raised his eyes and tried to peak, but could not. Yonrg Belmont died sosn after the bulle. entered E;s train. The coroner found that he bal lot had passed cl6a- through tie ku.i tUtuiug q G right side uf tn. head aud C ming out st ;te eft. n" watehmsr -aid Ia hp-tIuk a..s lc. i., tal. but ,LC cor1Ie sl'd sl ,h indications Tointei to -r..i.e. Mrs. Bel mon. "a lH sue was notified b. C. morning, Coroner Eimout ..d i y that he hLd no doub- tL -lIs ag Cf Bel mont WAS due to tccli n. discharge Ci the revolver. F.. ulaie s1r inqairies and acquainted .nsen with facts cuff Cient, taken ID C., sideratiou with other circumstances. ;o feel assured that the Gase was not one of suicide.
 DEssA, Jan. 3l The British steamer Blair Ajhol has fouDdered in the Black Sea and twenty persons were drowned.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31.-A horse car on ihe Sutter railroad run over a dynR- Iaiie cartridge early last night, on Mar ket stroet, near Davis street The explO- son which followed broke the fiange off e one of the wheels and lifted the car tYo feet. A few hours later horse car e, the same line. near the corner Of .T 14s- Ill. q amite cartridge on tine back trip; oIe of wheels was dBmgaged and the windows of the car shattered.
 OGDEN, Utah, January 3l--A fatal ac cIient occurred at Almy, Wyoming Ter ritory, on Saturday night. st a switch CD the Union Pacific. A double-hesder, gest-bouod train was ci,ched hy the bending Uf the frog. Tbs engineer was Mark Murphy. Three cars were wreck d and the second cnEins was dsmolish- ei. No passengers were injured,
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Edwsrd Unger. the murderer of August Boble, whose bUdy yss found ] st week m q trunk shipped % Baltimore, has made full confession Cf ;he killing Uuger slys ihat on the night of January 20th. BoLle who Was u room mate of his, duaTreiied with him. Bohle struck him, and be. licying his life m danger, Unger seized . poker and braIned his asssIiant. The aoXt night UDecf cut the body up in sections and placed 1t m BOhle's trunk. The head he wrapped in coat and tl rev 1t into the river and the following morning seat the trunk of to Baltimore
 WnKRsBAREE, January 3l-Al1erman c 5. GrOT of this city, received iutelli- yeuce this afteTnOon that bIs family has just become heirs tO 6n estate in Hol- land valued at S-6 0O0,0O0 In ITS the great Crea. great grandfather ot the al dermsn was eIiled from Holland, and hIs estate confiscsted by the govern ment. He came 10 this country and his | descendants are now scattered over the | western states, except few who are ID | New York. The government has just l passed bill restoring the estate with | interest and improvements to the fsmi- l ly. The estate Is said to be worth the | above mentioned amount,
 SAN FRANCISCO. January 3l--Nine new | cases of diphtheria and two deaths from | the same were reported to-day,